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Community Site Mentoring: Value in the Path

Mentors: Board of Directors of A Place Called Home

Mentees: A Place Called Home Youth Center in South Central (which includes kids from Jefferson High School, Trade Tech High School, Manual Arts High School, and Crenshaw High School among others)

Overview: Mentees are bussed to the meeting place once a month where they spend two and a half hours with Board Members as their mentors. These sessions are a combination of Life Skills Workshops conducted and designed by YMC staff, group projects, one-on-one meetings between mentee and mentor and guest speakers. In addition to the worksite sessions; group outings (bowling, ball games, plays, etc.) are organized by YMC staff for weekends. Further activities include Job Shadow Days and Summer Internships. Finally, mentors spend quality time with their mentees in the community on their own. They take them to museums, invite them to family functions, etc.


   
 
 
 
   
   
Our Kids Are In Trouble
Today, there are more than 14 million youth under 18 who are "at risk".

   
They're Crying Out For Help
America's youth, desperate for guidance, are discovering mentoring.

   
Mentors Are The Answer
A small time committment can have a big impact on a kid's life.

 
 
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